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Programming Wireless Devices with the Java2 Platform

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How This Book Is Organized

The topics in this book are organized as follows:

  • Chapter 1, "Introduction," provides a context for Java 2 Micro Edition and the CLDC and MIDP specifications.

  • Chapter 2, "Overview of Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME™)," provides an overview of Java 2 Micro Edition, its key concepts and components.

  • Chapter 3, "Goals, Requirements, and Scope," defines the goals, requirements, and scope of the CLDC and MIDP standardization efforts.

  • Chapter 4, "Connected Limited Device Configuration," introduces the CLDC standardization effort and summarizes the supported Java programming language and virtual machine features compared to the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition.

  • Chapter 5, "CLDC Libraries," introduces the Java class libraries defined by the CLDC Specification.

  • Chapter 6, "Mobile Information Device Profile," introduces the MIDP standardization effort.

  • Chapter 7, "MIDP Application Model," introduces the MIDlet application model defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 8, "MIDP User Interface Libraries," introduces the user interface libraries defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 9, "MIDP High-Level User Interface ?Screen," introduces the part of the MIDP high-level user interface revolving around the Screen class.

  • Chapter 10, "MIDP High-Level User Interface ?Form," introduces the part of the MIDP high-level user interface revolving around the Form class.

  • Chapter 11, "MIDP Low-Level User Interface Libraries," introduces the low-level user interface libraries defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 12, "MIDP Game API," introduces the game API defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 13, "MIDP Sound API," introduces the sound API defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 14, "MIDP Persistence Libraries," introduces the record management system (RMS) defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 15, "MIDP Networking and Serial Communications," introduces the libraries for networking and serial communications defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 16, "Secure Networking," introduces the protocols for secure networking defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 17, "Event-Driven Application Launch," introduces the protocols for launching MIDlets defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 18, "Security for MIDlet Suites," introduces the security protocols for MIDlet suites defined by the MIDP Specification.

  • Chapter 19, "MIDlet Deployment," introduces the mechanisms for transferring a MIDlet to a wireless device.

  • Chapter 20, "Additional MIDP APIs," introduces some additional MIDP application programming interfaces (APIs), such as Timers.

  • Chapter 21, "Summary," summarizes the messages of this book.

  • "References" provides bibliographic references.

  • Appendix A, "CLDC Application Programming Interface," contains the application programming interface documentation in Almanac format for CLDC.

  • Appendix B, "MIDP Application Programming Interface," contains the application programming interface documentation in Almanac format for MIDP.

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